Is it okay if the bed is not resting on the head of the bed?

Don't put a bedside table at the head of the bed, and try not to put anything else to avoid affecting your sleep. The precautions for placing items at the head of the bed are as follows: 1. Pillows.

Some people like to put pillows at the head of the bed and pile them aside when sleeping, which has an impact on the cervical spine and sleep. First of all, the most suitable pillow height is 10-12 cm, and the pillow and pillow pile will increase its height; Secondly, the pillow will harbor some pathogenic microorganisms, mites, and dust, which can easily induce bronchial problems when sucked into the mouth and nose. 2. Alarm clock.

Being constantly woken up by a bedside alarm clock can lead to chronic stress, which can lead to high blood pressure, decreased sleep quality, and depression. The alarm clock is best kept meters away from the bed or placed further away. 3. Green plants.

Green plants can purify the air and increase oxygen content, but the respiration of green plants at night will inhale oxygen and release carbon dioxide, which is easy to make people stay in an oxygen-deficient environment for a long time, and it is difficult to enter deep sleep, causing continuous fatigue. In addition, there may be a lot of mold hidden in the soil, which can cause respiratory diseases when placed at the head of the bed. 4. Small electrical appliances such as radios.

Although some electrical appliances are small in size, the amount of radiation cannot be underestimated, such as radios, mobile phone chargers, etc. The power strip should be at least 2 meters away from the head of the bed, otherwise the radiation will become larger when the power is turned on, which will affect health. 5. Plush toys.

The surface of plush toys is easy to hide dust, bacteria and formaldehyde, and some "three no" plush toys are filled with harmful chemical fibers, which are easy to make people cry, erythema, and even cause respiratory and skin infections.

It's not that you can't put the head of the bed, and try not to put other things to avoid affecting your sleep. The precautions for placing items at the head of the bed are as follows: 1. Pillows.

Some people like to put pillows at the head of the bed and pile them aside when sleeping, which has an impact on the cervical spine and sleep. First of all, the most suitable pillow height is 10-12 cm, and the pillow and pillow pile will increase its height; Secondly, the pillow will harbor some pathogenic microorganisms, mites, and dust, which can easily induce bronchial problems when sucked into the mouth and nose. 2. Alarm clock.

Being constantly woken up by a bedside alarm clock can lead to chronic stress, which can lead to high blood pressure, decreased sleep quality, and depression. The alarm clock is best kept meters away from the bed or placed further away. 3. Green plants.

Green plants can purify the air and increase oxygen content, but the respiration of green plants at night will inhale oxygen and release carbon dioxide, which is easy to make people stay in an oxygen-deficient environment for a long time, and it is difficult to enter deep sleep, causing continuous fatigue. In addition, there may be a lot of mold hidden in the soil, which can cause respiratory diseases when placed at the head of the bed. 4. Small electrical appliances such as radios.

Although some electrical appliances are small in size, the amount of radiation cannot be underestimated, such as radios, mobile phone chargers, etc. The power strip should be at least 2 meters away from the head of the bed, otherwise the radiation will become larger when the power is turned on, which will affect health.

Yes, whether you put the bedside table or not depends on your own arrangement.

It is recommended that if the location is suitable, it is better to put one to facilitate your clothes at night.